Holy Grails

does it have subtitles

if so can you get a transcript of that somehow?
 
Kirumi Tojo said:
does it have subtitles

if so can you get a transcript of that somehow?
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Nope, no subtitles. My only options are to change between the German dub and English dub, which doesn't work for the bonus live-action episodes (and therefore, The Treasure of the Sierra Brooklyn remains 100% German).
 
Kirumi Tojo said:
You probably don't have a way to upload it or just the audio somewhere right
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Legally, I don't, if the warning at the beginning of the DVD telling me "Das is unfair!" is any indication, buuuut the video files are neatly arranged and they still work fine even after they've been ripped from the DVD, but of course I have the noblest of intentions...
 
Sorry to resurrect an old as heck thread, but we've got one for you; the Donkey Kong 3: Dai Gyakushū manual. We only really have two sources; one is a blog post, where someone recounts the relevant information, and the other is an old post on this very forum from a burner account... which had decided to put the scan on Zippyshare, which went defunct years ago and also is excluded from the Wayback Machine. Fun. As a result, the actual manual itself remains at large. Even Super Mario Bros. Special has its manual accounted for! If anyone happens to know where to get one, or heaven forbid, can actually procure it and scan it themselves, they are a real one.

For us, the big reason to get this would be to verify once and for all the name of the Flag item, which is currently conjectural.
 
Someone needs to find the SMW arcade game to see if it was voiced by either (I forgot the name of the Japanese seiyu who used to voice him) or Charles
 
Glowsquid said:
(Duly plagiarised from the Transformers wiki : P)

Some articles on the wiki are barren, not because of a lack of interest, but simply because the subject is very rare, obscure or impenetrable to the western fandom. If you own or have any information about the following items, please let us know.


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I could find information about the first three, but not the last one, 'cause I need the Japanese name to find it
 
Update: Nintendo Comics System: "Weight Up", "Thone Out "and "museum of plumbing" has been found on the Lemmy Koopa site Archive
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Let me know if there's any other rare stuff that you need, I can try to fetch it.
 
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